Pressure and Temperature Gauge Afriso Termomanometr TM80 0–10 bar 1/2" AX 20–120°C (S)A

Afriso Termomanometr TM80 0–10 bar 1/2" AX 20–120°C (S)A is a combined mechanical pressure and temperature gauge designed for installation on hydraulic and heating systems where a single instrument must indicate both fluid pressure and temperature. The TM80 integrates a pressure dial and a liquid-filled temperature scale in one housing with a 1/2" threaded connection and a measurement range suitable for routine monitoring of boilers, pipelines and service points. The construction supports use in maintenance and troubleshooting tasks where clear, immediate readings of system conditions are required.

Advantages

The combined design reduces the need for separate instruments, saving installation space and simplifying system layout. A mechanical dial provides direct, readable indication without requiring electrical power, and the robust housing and connection type are compatible with standard plumbing fittings. The temperature and pressure ranges are matched to common heating and hydraulic applications, enabling simultaneous monitoring from a single mounting point.

Suitable for

• Monitoring pressure and temperature in heating systems and boilers
• Installation on pipelines and manifolds in residential and commercial buildings
• Service, maintenance and troubleshooting of hydraulic circuits
• Local indication at pump stations, valves and heat exchangers

Key specifications

• Pressure range: 0–10 bar
• Connection type: 1/2" threaded (AX)
• Temperature range: 20–120 °C
• Display: mechanical pressure dial with integrated temperature scale
• Application: combined pressure and temperature indication for liquid systems

How to use

Mount the gauge on a compatible 1/2" threaded tapping on the system using appropriate sealing material for the connection. Position the instrument so the dial is clearly visible for reading. After installation, pressurize the system slowly and observe both pressure and temperature indications for stable values. For temperature sensing accuracy ensure the medium fills the sensing area and avoid mounting in locations with excessive vibration or direct exposure to heat sources outside the measured circuit.

Usage recommendations

Regularly inspect the gauge for physical damage and verify readings against a reference instrument during scheduled maintenance. Isolate and depressurize the system before removing the device. If the dial shows abnormal movement or the temperature indication is inconsistent, replace the instrument to maintain reliable system monitoring.